Seminar, Temas341-352R. Thapar, 1988 |
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... human individual come into his or her own . Until then , he or she are only ' targets ' of impersonal forces ... human ' , that the cor- ruption of the ' system ' is rooted . For both governance to be human and a humane society to be ...
... human individual come into his or her own . Until then , he or she are only ' targets ' of impersonal forces ... human ' , that the cor- ruption of the ' system ' is rooted . For both governance to be human and a humane society to be ...
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... human spirit by a whole range of impersonal forces on which the human person has lost control . 27 28 29 30 covered by government . Depending A 31. ' powers that be ' both national are out to millions of human and international ...
... human spirit by a whole range of impersonal forces on which the human person has lost control . 27 28 29 30 covered by government . Depending A 31. ' powers that be ' both national are out to millions of human and international ...
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... human rights has been quite dismal . It is not that the record of many other countries is much better but as human rights became the focal point of the inter- national system such as India , nations which had a high profile foreign ...
... human rights has been quite dismal . It is not that the record of many other countries is much better but as human rights became the focal point of the inter- national system such as India , nations which had a high profile foreign ...
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